Authentic Malaysian flavors & a huge menu! Must-try Prawn Mee, Nasi Lemak & Beef Rendang.
This Malaysian gem offers an authentic taste of Southeast Asia with a vast menu that has something for everyone. Known for its flavorful noodle dishes like Prawn Mee and delicious renditions of classics such as Nasi Lemak and Beef Rendang, it's a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The casual, brick-walled ambiance complements the hearty, satisfying meals, making it a go-to spot for a delicious and affordable dining experience.
Nyonya serves authentic Malaysian cuisine with a wide variety of dishes. Highly recommended are the Prawn Mee, Nasi Lemak, and Beef Rendang, praised for their rich flavors and tender textures. The Hainanese chicken and various noodle dishes also receive positive mentions.
"Highly recommended are the Prawn Mee, Nasi Lemak, and Beef Rendang. Other popular choices include Hainanese chicken, Roti Canai, and Malaysian-style Spare Ribs."
Customers rave about the authentic and delicious Malaysian cuisine, highlighting the vast menu and value for money, though some note it's cash only.
Important Note
The restaurant is cash only.
"Nyonya is recommended as an Asian spot in Lower Manhattan that is Michelin Big Gourmand recognized and offers lunch plates under $20, making it good value. It's noted as a place that is not hard to get into."
Positive"Nyonya in Chinatown was recommended as an accessible option for Fried Pearl Noodles, which have an awesome texture and a mix of proteins."
Positive"This restaurant was listed as a recommendation for noodle dishes."
Neutral"This commenter recommends Nyona for Hainanese chicken."
Positive"This commenter recommends Nyonya, noting it's not Chinese but is a favorite."
Positive"This Malaysian restaurant in Chinatown is suggested as a favorite casual date night spot, perfect for pre-dinner cocktails."
Positive"The reviewer expresses fondness for Nyonya."
Positive"Nyonya is recommended for a family-style experience and has round tables."
Positive"The reviewer's go-to spot is Nyonya, noting that it has enough seating but is cash-only."
Positive"If staying in Manhattan, the reviewer suggests Nyonya as an option."
Neutral"The reviewer recommends going to Nyonya and bringing cash."
Positive"Nyonya is considered very underrated and much better than Kopitiam."
Positive"Nyonya is mentioned as being large enough to accommodate a group, in contrast to West New Malaysia."
Positive"Nyonya is listed as a mid-price option for Malaysian food in Manhattan."
Neutral"Nyona is mentioned as a favorite for Hainanese chicken in the city."
Positive"Nyonya is recommended for its Malaysian style fried fish, which is also available steamed."
Positive"The original poster notes that Nyo Nya is unfortunately too substantial for a food crawl focused on light bites."
Neutral"A user considers the beef rendang at Nyonya one of their favorite dishes to eat anywhere."
Positive"A user praises the OP's restaurant choices, noting that Nyonya has "fed generations," implying a long-standing positive reputation."
Positive"A user describes Nyonya as a "gem" and a place they frequently visited during college, indicating a consistently positive experience over time."
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